Knigi Has stock in Germany including Tate Britain’s huge survey

including Tate Britain’s huge survey of 80s photography in Britain

filmmaker Johan Grimonprez identifies with the hijacker in his dial H-I-S-T-O-R-Y (1997)

the ache of faulty diagnoses and bodily misreadings

carving out a space for the queer dyke community within this historic cruising ground

Léonie Pernet

Knigi Has stock in Germany including Tate Britain’s huge surveyAs little ghost Knigi reaches the age when human children learn to read, their ancestors present them with a special gift on their birthnight a book. But something is wrong: the book is completely blank, nothing but white pages. Determined to solve the mystery, Knigi sets out on a whimsical journey to discover the magic of reading. Knigi is a beautifully crafted tale that celebrates curiosity, creativity, and the transformative power of imagination.